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Global Energy Transitions

A climate-action platform that connects field work, participant records and the evidence agents review, with a workspace for each role.

EngagementClimate MRV platform
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Case studyGlobal Energy Transitions
The challenge

A delivery shaped around the whole system.

A climate programme is only as credible as the evidence behind each claim. GETPP needed a platform for measuring, reporting and verifying (MRV) its climate action, one that asks for evidence at every activity and baseline and gives people in the field tools that work for them.

What we delivered

Cuesoft delivered the public site, the application for participants, agents, teachers, administrators and partners, and the backend and data layer behind them.

Product and interface design

Experience design is part of the delivery.

  1. A workspace for each role

    Participants, field agents, teachers, administrators, partners and donors each get their own dashboard, navigation and next action. Individuals, families, farmers, schools, cooperatives and businesses each answer a baseline built for their account type.

  2. Evidence at every step

    Activity, baseline and verification journeys are built around the evidence the programme needs: form data, photo and GPS. Each requirement and state is clear to the person doing the work.

  3. Anyone can raise a concern

    A grievance can be raised without an account, and its reference lets the person read back its status and answer. A concern about a child goes to the safeguarding lead only. Each grievance records acknowledgement, response and resolution with separate deadlines.

System architecture

The technical architecture.

One platform, connected surfaces

The public site, the participant application and the services behind them are built as one platform. It uses Firebase App Hosting on Google Cloud and Firestore Enterprise with MongoDB compatibility for the operational data layer.

Dates follow the reader

Dates and reports follow each reader’s own time zone, and the programme week follows each project’s time zone.

Baseline choices are set by country

Countries configure the geography, currency, units and provider options that participant baselines offer as choices.

Engineering work

Details that make the difference.

  1. Submitted baselines are locked, and only a platform administrator can correct them

    Historical electricity is recorded period by period, and a school’s baseline becomes a locked, versioned energy benchmark.

  2. Agents approve or reject each submission in their queue

    The reviewer sees the evidence each activity requires. The platform also provides an agent performance report that is sent on a schedule, and a way for agents to report field challenges.

  3. Schools can add students without email

    Schools add students who have no email address, a teacher files a group report through the school, and school activities appear on each student’s task list.

  4. Plans are set by administrators

    Administrators configure subscription plans for each account type, and the public website lists them.

Cost and operating design

Spend less on idle infrastructure.

Edge protection where it fits

Cloudflare proxies the public site and the dashboard for protection. The API host stays DNS-only.

Technical capabilities
  • Product and UI design
  • Frontend engineering
  • Backend systems
  • Climate MRV data
  • Field verification
  • Vendor Agnostic Smart Meter Implementation
  • React
  • Node.js
  • Firebase
  • Google Cloud

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